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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22
A R. HOWELL,
 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK
R. HOWELL,
RUSSELLvILLE,
NOTICE.

positively forbid black berry pick CTS coming inside my enclosures to pick berries. Will prosecute as tres passers all who ignore this warning.
 J. NJ. HARKEY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

There are several colored men about Pine Bluff worth $25,000 to S100,000.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22
Attention Wheelers.

The County Wheel of Pope county will convene on the third Saturday in July 1887, at Mt. Enon, near Cagles- vile. Business of great importance will come before the meeting, and it is earnestly desired that every Wheel in the county will be represented.
 H. J. MAYO, Pres,
 Pope Co. Wheel.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

Dist. Deputy J. NJ. Harkey left to- day for Rover, Yell county, to join Grand Master Gee in Masonic work.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

AGE BUSTERS, as: as:.s:.; s:''t ts sf.;., e..: :.'
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

AGUt BUSTERS has sI, s9i; T9aS:. sii:' sSS SS e s
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

There are l,42l Wheels in the state,
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

MT. J. Nj. Partridge and Esq. Hull ot Liberty township were down Mon- day and from them we learn of the very tlourishing crop prospects in their section.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-22

NpNfks MtUItIUt tV. Bollings Cherokee Chill Cure gives entire satisfaction to my trade. sold a Mir. Moore bottle a short time ago that cured two cases of chills.
 Yours truly,
 J. NJ. TATE. For sale by W. q. Welmer, and w.. s. Hinton, Atkins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
MARTINI FERRY.

\ part ct the mg..iu,F .or the water
works power house hua -u,ynHau Is lylug
on The ears &t the c. * q. freight station.
r- Wa Inspected by "a Itrr" number OF self
esteemed expert" on sunday
pu Saturday -Nru; unnl tHo yaiises be-
,.u-.u- .o Misses Nay Robinson and Jessie
Sslr,a. who wgg. ,J MAKE q visit i'm Pitts
Lu-.. wpg. taken o. the c. a L. depot tp
la checked. The ggru, w-s Uh,yntat Gn-
u-~ Iui jur ygis.,s ysyr. LETT gu thc waiting
rpvw. Eg.or. ,hr AGENT came back some
unsuuwu person OPENED the grips and u.s.
sorted 'n, H.-- goods .rou eH.n and carried
th.m ell. Eota .h- ycuug ladies loose con
.ulrrlhI, valuable y.Dth.n- 10 is thought
the yugs was done hv tu" same men who
attempted G, .Db ta. STANDARD mill
Yesterday a horse driven rr John
Schultz The Wheeling ro.ir,tjuruy drum
u,r. walked mp To- lhr re..rut % mill, vr-on
while standing m 1oG, Ola Mauau's Ferry
bu~iu,.s house, ami ate nearly whole
-srk OF lI1Gr.
Til. strike aJ the Water Work power
house has been settled Boy the manage
m,rt dischueiug the oG.rrJl.nNi colortd
mgu who was uFPo-,i Co %" getj,aE two
dollars per day. This !, 90 g1u"u, pro-
rreilng war.r meu -;rlSe tO set % uau $
wugs- r,tursG.
stump Tsylnr and E']l Mcknight iilvd
fh,ir beautiful hide fun of bad, bad tight
my whisky ON Swl2., ami ia accordance
gyrth the lug.iuauou~ .s3n pn.Lnous aroused
lrorrrird t1 create merry w.lr 80 the color
al campmyy'iug. They wsr, arrested and
will ,. allowed Oh, r,.rI.lU f'.. fguTulUu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

Gas Compauy's lines struck yesterday and
were discharged. They had been paid y
per day for laying l2-iuch pipe, and struck
agriust reduction of half dollar for lay
IL- smaller sizes.
Miss Hcttic Schomber is seriously III
with typhoid fever.
The Second NJ. Z Church is undergoing
general repairs.
jerry Ebberts has the agency for the sale
Of The History Of the First West Virginia
Infantry.
The Buckeye Glass Works resumed OPP
eratious Yesterday. The new scale doe,
not 20 into effect till September lSt and
the Buckeye will operate during the inter
val Ia the meantime negotiations are
gyiug on between the a. F. G.. W. [. and
the manufacturers association, looking to
an arrangement by which work may be
continued satisiaCtorT to all.
Mrs Weuseurath of Bellaire is the guest
of her daughter Mrs J. Bowler.
The butcher shops will be closed on
Thursday after a. m, it being the occa-
sion OF the butchers picnic on the island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
ME OHIO NALLEN.

| UurvaIed Prominence Of it, Coal Re
| sources -Ob-.ryatirus ~ Cold short"
Ia the 10. ef>tI Oh. Au@. b Co.a StDr'
has the following ON ,or prospects OF the
| Ohio Valley:
The first OF the summer months is past
ami recovery .s.m III. relapse conssqucu;
upon rash :tlaaou. has, been only .ymp-
tomized Just uow enterprise is not very
spirited. some o. tue irws aud CO: rur,-
| ton, are mJkiuE Improvements aud add
lug 20 the productive capacity OF their
works. bur uuUi trade DEVELOPS more Dos
tive .t-,g!tgnu tH,se j. uut iuucd Incentive
10. the organization st new enterprise.
Two new pOtt rits are among the probabil-
tiles ia Wheeling
Ia discussing the merit OF natural gas,
have taken occasion ug.lude 10 the mag
uiiceut and comprehensive reserve source
tins upper Ohio Valley possesses IN MS
coal measures propose IN make au APP
purutiou of the views al SOME 'oTelgu VIII
tiers. tor the purpose o. Illustrating the
pre-emiueut position held by this section
along the Ohio river from Pittsburgh 20
Whrelin. =. 5 Jeans, an EugIishauthor
i'm hlswork entitled England Supremacy
lis Sources. Economic aud Daugrr>, Tc-
marks Al. other things htIug equal,
the nation tha. a.,# the largest the cheap
est. aud the most varied supplies ut coal,
is undoubtedly thr best equipped Tor the
industrial, race, and Is the most
likely To excel therein. W Il. Gregg, also
an English writer of established authority,
'n publication called Rocks Ahead.
thus lOrribly expresses the status. Tile
day when the advantage ct cheap Goa!
shall Dee lost 20 MS E.g'uud forever must
arrive. Economy may rCtard but cannot
hinder It's arrival Oiucr COUu-
tries. notably our most formidable rival,
the United States, have supplies of coal
iurUmpauhly larger than oar own, and
can raise that coal 40 e decidedly lower
cost, ard coal Is at once 10 Indispensable,
So primary and 50 bulky I'm article, that il
transfers the industrial Scep'cr OF the
world to iuc hand where il is found in the
greatest abundance sud ~ the lowest
price The facts furnish premises from
which decidedly irr-tutable differences
may be drawn to support my
proposition that the uUapproach-
able C0alOwuIug and coal-pru-
ducug advantages of this upper
Ohio Valley give &: distinctive ple-cmi-
ulure ami supremacy This field COM
mruccs at the northern boundary OF Penn
~ylEJuja, passes throug Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee. etc,
aud terminate, a. 'Iu~CtIU0-a. Ala. IL h,
900 miles iOug eighty wide ~ It's greatest
breadth. and contains al, 600 square miles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
SNLf-A PAIR ~ MATCH EOVO

NOR SALE At A BAEGAIN-A NONE
! Horse, Buggy AM Harness Enquire upw
.T Iuu-r ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
How They DO HING On.


Mercy on US, how these overied spoils-
men OF the Republican party do hang on
to the public teat, They have not given
up a thing to the Democracy, from the
Presidency to the smallest pouudkeeper,
without a whimper and Il whine. Some
people used to think that oiliceholding was
part ola Republican religion, but now no
one doubts that it was simple, gnawing
hunger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

Wrru teeth austajued. and loose, thought
That nothing could be begged OF bought
To cure thtm. and | cried IN pain,
"U. would chat they we've good again
Al E-t Ir- SONGS of praise ~ round
A cure in SOZODUNT / found
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
RAN, Grouud, vt roIIIic,.

Tile bloody hsJis, o. politics ATE IN the
corner groycry stores back of town. Mon
wmruls should O., pat mp And where 1t
is couyen.eu, family groceries should no;
br sold by the glass 10 Doe drank on the
UEUUl~es.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
1887.
SPEED PROGRAMME
coy the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fa,

Entries in Tro,tIng and Pacing Classes clt
August -. al II e. NJ.
Entries in Running Class close september d
u, r u,
SEPTEMBER g.
!. Running, Mile heats % iu5................. 81 4
>. aH Class. ITotiuP. .............,,..., .... ~
SEPTEMBER =.
3. Running, one half Mile heats, in 3 ..... $40
1. 2iD Claws, I'd
SEPTEMBER :
B. Running. one half Mile heats, . in 3..... Sal
6. - Glass. TIOtiuT ........... ........... 80
2. 800 Glass, IrOttiug.. "a
SEFTEMHEs y
:. Running Thrrc-Iuulrr Mile heats, 2iu3 $50
.. 80 Glass, Pacing ............... ....... tO
4 special 10 be give for Our.mIt Mile dash.
Proposal, for the exclusive right for SclliE
pools will he received until August %, lNN.
Entrance Zee ten per cent of each purse.
For further conditions or information, addrc'
Secretary GEORGE HOOK,
j. H. HOBBS. Prcst Wheeling ". Va.
EuJ-Igi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

EMPEROR WIrLAUaud Emperor FRAN
els JusErU embraced 81, GJstleu the other
dty The CIR Ms couspicUouSiy absent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
Aem Advertisements.

.,..,.,.,, ,,, ,.,...-, ~. =,
w family with no children, centrally Iced,
Address b. p this oihCe. u
,,.-,>.rru Rg,prr.np ru,vT,r u,,,, N.D
w wife and child in private family. ACSs,
stating terms. Al. 1. TINS Odlcr ~
,,,p.g,rE A. R,p.,rX ~, w
l. N ~, nm ,,. H..
q iitt,' ''77' ga ''''' 'N'''. T"i'''' "'','
Ga '''"'''
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
The Difference in Their Politics.

Julius Rungc of Galveston as q iinan-
cial pIunger is fully the equal Of Ferdinand
Ward. Rungc, however, plunged with his
own money, while Ward used the money
Of other people. Mr.. Runge is a Democrat;
Mr. Ward is, orat least was, a Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
MILLER u GUNDLING.

successors OF SAsyEg EUGLESl II2G Water
Street. manufacturers Of Tin and Heavy Sheet
Iron Work. They will carry on The business Of
manufacturing III kinds of Steamboat. Rolling
Mill and Glass House Work ChimurvS Gretchen.
Tanks. IifvLOatS. Wrought Iron Ranges. Blast and
Escape Pipe, Iron ant Tin Roofing All work
Guaranteed 20 give satisfaction. Estimates given.
Telephone connection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

Com DiiEsionoTt
IIsPRtCiItsItl ATTRACTION
U uifH HALF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LoGi,iaa. State lrotter, COMPANY.

lucoDvp'cd ~ lSGs 'pr 25 yCa's bw 20" lg"...a.
turc Tor Educational Gnd Charitable I.f'.'
with capital Of Sl0vDOD-tg which .,....
fund Of owe! s.sO,U.J has since been rIl,.'.
By aIt ,rcrwhelrP,ng popular vote DE- '--'..'r
Wa. mAuc part ri the prc'rut -iHI. ip"'.
ton adopted December "A 4 u -.
The only Lu,t"ry ever voted UH .r' .u.'1'.
hy Tho people III any a,H.c.
T. u,'y"r srl.les ar pnytISI.s
It's GRAND SimSi" SuTnbrs DrhWtnS-
tar place. monthly. Wia 'rr -'InH
brs~ilr:, lulrEr e.y!g s.N UD.-hn d .f
| DeccmD.J.
A.,AsudIi opportunity inw,.g '''.un. r
! Grand HrIw.:p. '.Hss az, DO iH. A'r'".
Mu-t, S"'F pu'EUs tT"-,iHy, ruG"l ~
| IN -.naIII MnMiML. N.A.-L.-.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
Work for TailOr..

\ tailor who is ingenious enough TO in
vent a scheme for summer clothing for
men which will leave out the starched
shirt and still he neat and becoming, will
merit the praise Of many sufferers and
ought to make fortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

When the Mexican veterans and Fort
Worth both pull on the string the Presi.
dent will have to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
4 Strong Reaction.

\ significant feature of the Texas cleo
ton is that counties that have formerly
supported ! cal option voted strongly
against prohibition. The cause is PLAIN.
Fanatical remedies in restraint of natural
liberty have not promoted temperance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
TOR SALE.

Property on the National Pike aud Hear DEM.
four acres Of finest land. on which !. us...''..
and Stables Also snmc growing FIr. ~
sell for Two Thousand DOllNI,, which +, ...,r. ..
the building cost,
JAMES l. IIAWLEt
wis No. liAU Main -fr-..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
ENOR SALE.
Stock in Stove COMPANY,

The JOsE'H BELL STOVE ClNPsSy t.,...
completed its Organization UEfr-ls. cy.iSrs..'.
laws of this state, wishes o. u. yg.- VI a .-s.i
amount of the authorized capital -tb,A t--'
cation may be made st the ohrr ~ tho r.,rr.ar,.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

Address ReEmhrtd lsti- 70
NEW oREE3s S [NEs 80 CO."
~, Uri."m'. 30
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

| IORSE WANTED A SOUND. OF.
| | quick walking wagon horse IN cNrugr
Tor organ or Piano. WI II. SHEIB, l>ir
Dealer f& Twelfth Street. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
ALEANIED-2o0 AGENTs IMMEnIALY

UOR sAJE-CHEAP -SECONp-HANUP-
Il right Tubular Boiler, { feet by "
inches. About i've years old Addre;his
OIL e. yl.Eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09

LNCE BFET go FUkNl, HE'D ROOM tn
j board teens e. or permanent. AlSahl,
board NO.lI $ Main street j17lh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-09
arlington Range,
THE ARLINGTON STEEL PLATE RANGE
uoo,c, gaseiya uandsOme M0dy BraCed Boiled RWeed,

HIST via
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30
InhiIee Services.

NEW York, June 2O.-Several thousand
persons attended the choral services at
Trinity Church yesterday to celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary Of the accession OF
Queen Victoria TO the throne of England.
Nessler played the organ and Rev. Joseph
W. Hill conducted the services, assisted
by Rev DIR. Dacosta, one OF the chaplains
of the ST. George Society, Rev. Mr.. Turner,
of Brooklyn, and Bishop Potter. The feat
ure of the service was the sermon Of Rev.
DR.. Morgan, rector Of the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest and chaplain Of ST. George
and St Dayid,s
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30
Confederate yeterann

LYNN, Mass, June OR. z. Lee Camp.
No. ], Confederate Veterans, of Richmond,
accompanied by John A Andrew Post No.
Is, G. A. R., Of Boston, visited this city
Saturday morning. Most Of the shoe fac
tories were closed in honor of the visitors
and they were met at the depot by Post
No. 5, G.. "A. r. A parade and address Of
welcome by the mayor followed and then
banquet on the common. The Southerners
were loudly cheered. In the afternoon they
left for Nahant in carriages, intending 20
return thence by boat to Boston.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE Secretary of the Interior has author
lied the Crow Indians of Southern Monta-
ma to lease for grazing purposes 2,6O0,O 600
acres OF the land in the western end of
their reservation.
CONGRESSMAN w. B. CocHRANE asserts
Postmaster Pearson, of New York, sup
pressed the formers campaign circulars
and that he was thereby defrauded of sew
eral hundred dollars worth of postage
stamps and the documents rendered use
less.
THE Bureau OF Statistics report that the
exports of this country ended May 81 were
valued at S724, $4,000 against s672, 100 600
in 1856, and the imports 1886. 342, 600 and
$3.50, $50, COO respectively
THE Treasury Department has notified
the customs officers at Louisville, KY, to
take effective steps to prevent underval-
uations Of iron and steel reported at that
port
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30
THE WEST.

The appeal of Maxwell, alias Brooks,
. condemned for the murder of Prefler in the
Southern HOTEL st. Louis, April, 1885, has
been rejected by the Missouri Supreme
Court. His execution was ordered for
August
A DESTRUCTIVE fire at Leavenworth broke
out on the 21st at Helmer & Parmelee's
BARRIERS supplies warehouse, Third and
Delaware, burning down the block and
causing damage of about $500, 900.
THE Cincinnati distillers have Joined the
Kentucky movement to make no whisky
for year.
CoLERow, sub-chief of the Utes and a
noted renegade, who has been depredating
in the Uncompahgre district for several
years with sixty Utes, and was the leader
OF the Meeker massacre, has been captured
by the United States troops.
The annual convention of the Travellers
Protective Association opened in st. Louis
on the 21st, with large number of dele
gates in attendance.
THE Knights of Labor want the Spring
field, o., Champion reaper people to arbi
trate with the locked out Knights.
TIE fifth annual convention of the Master
Plumbers Association OF the United States
began on the 2lst in Chicago, with l60 dele
gates present.
NEWPORT, one OF the alleged Wyandotte
train-wreckers on trial at Paola, Kan,
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the
Eecond degree
A STEEL stern post for the cruiser Charles
ton has been successfully cast in San From
cisco.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30

The remains OF the great Kentuc ny
sculptor, Joel b. Hart, were inferred with,
ceremonies in the State cemetery at FrauiE--
fort on the 18th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30
THE LATEST.


IT is stated that Mrs. Cleveland will
precede the President on his intended
Western trip, going first to Madison. Wis,
where she will visit the family OF Postmas-
ter-General Villas. The President will join
his wife there in the second week in Sep
TENDER and together they will visit Detroit,
Jackson, Grand Rapids, Chicago, st. Louis
and Kansas City.
THE awards in the Masonic celebration at
Louisville, KY, on the oath were as follows:
The first prize, 5000. the Montgomery
Grays; second, 81 200, the Louisville Light
Infantry; third, $3.50, the Montgomery True
Blues.
FIRE in Dayton, w. T., destroyed $4,000
worth Of property, including about dozen
stores.
BENJAMIN S. WHEELER, the aged Cleve-
land millionaire accused of wife murder,
was acquitted.
THERE was a semipanic on Wall street
on the oath, started by rumors of Jay
Gould's death. Prices dropped rapidly,
but recovered on news that the rumors
were false.
HON. FREEMAN CLARKE died in Rochester,
N. Y, on the oath, after very long illness,
aged seventy-eight years. He was Repre-
sentative in the Thirty-eighth, Forty
second and Forty-third Congresses, and
was appointed in 1865 Comptroller of the
Currency by President Lincoln.
GOVERNOR HILL has signed the bill passed
by the late New York Legislature extend
ing local option throughout the State to the
extent of permitting communities which
have prohibited retail liquor selling to also
prohibit its sale at wholesale.
PETROLEUM was struck near Fort Worth,
Tex, recently at depth of "a feet.
JOSEPH BROTHERS, jewelers. of Birming-
! ham and Leeds, England, and Canada, have
failed with S260, 600 liabilities and small as
sets.
LOUIS KENNEDY & Co., commission and
grain merchants of Cincinnati, ASST gned on
the oath toJames Pettibone. The liabilities
were SAID to be $4,000, with assets of
S14, Goo. Kennedy was reported te be in
the Chicago wheat deal and was a heavy
indorser of Fidelity Bank paper.
A TRAIN on the Wabash mangled three
men near Mexico, Mo-, recently. They had
stepped from the track of the Chicago &
Alton, which runs parallel, to avoid a train
when the accident happened
The immense tobacco warehouse OF Saw
yer, Wallace & Co.. at Ninth and Main,
Louisville, KY, burned the other morning.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report) during
the seven days ended June % numbered for
the United States III; for Canada, &c; total,
| 1877. as compared with 21S the previous week
and 162 the corresponding week of last
year.
THE Agricultural and Mechanical College
at Auburn, Ala, was destroyed by fire on
| the 24th- Loss on building and apparatus,
$lS5, 900.
FIRE in WATERFOWL, Wis, the other morn
St Paul rolling mills, causing a loss of
S1500 ON
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-06-30

A..
present land list all citizens who have not
been listed, and change all who have male a
choice for county seat and desire a change, or
record all who have recorded themselves unde-
cided."
The law relating to the organization OF new
counties, after defining the duty of the census
says: 1.-The census taker shall
register upon said duplicate schedules, opposite
the name of each legal voter, his election for
temporary location of county seat. which shall
be taken by the Governor as the definite ex-
preston of said voter, unless there be evidence
before him that said list has been tempered
with and changed"
The original Textbook OF the census taker
shows on its face that many changes have been
made in il. But conclusive evidence was
presented to establish the fact that such changes
were made by unauthorized persons. and the
census tal1er afirms that all changes were made
by himself 1t can not, 1 think be fairly
sumed that the census taker had no right TO
change and perfect his original record Made,
as such a record must necessarily be, with mad
equate facilities for clerical work; with entries
frequently made in the open air, by the road
side or on the prairie; answers TO ques-
tions hastily given, put down and then
by voters; excited parrisans OF
gering voters while the census taker
recording their answers-under such circum-
stances il would simply be impossible 10 avoid
making changes. Unquestionably, the census
tal1er had right 10 make any changes In an
original entry that might be necessary to per-
feet the census record, and the fact that the
face Of his book shows that many changes have
been made in original entries does not convict
the census taker OF partiality, carelessness or
lsaud
The Attorney-GeneraI advises me concerning
the lar guage of the law above quoted. fol-
lows. 1T evidently means that it shall be
taken by your Excellency as the definite ex-
p- cSsion OF the voter, unless there Is evidence
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-29

This has been q lively week at
the Central Warehouse. rhe breaks
on Tuesday and Wednesday were
verv large, Farmers are getting
better acquainted with our market,
and they are showing their cop6.
dence in it by bringing their to-
bacco here to sell. When you load
up and leave home, drive RICH, on to
the Central, Hillsboro, n. G..
Mr.. David II. Holmes and son
j. 4. Holmes were arrested las,
las, week by revenue officers and
brought here and put in Jail. Ga
Tuesday they were tried before U.
S. Commissioner K. NJ. Jones on a
charge of retailing whiskey with.
out license. The Commissioner
thonghi the evidence was sufficient
TO bind them over 10 court, the
father in a bond OF $500 and the son
III a bond Of 5000, and both falling
TO give bond they were sen, back
to jail.
A lotal ne wspsper ia often &C.
cu-ed OF bias IN regard to giving
pers' nal notice, or mentioning the
co"ir z and going of some and omi.-
ting Others ; the accusation is en-
,irely wrong and unjust. The faults
are with the people and not with
the paper, We are always wiling
aud even anxious to publish, every.
thing OF interest TO the public, bu,
the country newspaper canno afford
TO have a sc"re Of local reporters
1t you have visitors let US know WHO
they are and where they come from.
Ii anything happens in your vicinity
let us know about it il there is a
patty at your place furnish ns with
the items ; il you get married let US
know il there is a death IN the
neighborhood, write and tell us
about il. You will find Hs ready>to
notice one "a we'll an another, patron
or otherwise, friends or foes. Our
object is to publish the news; but
we wish it distinctly understood
tina, We will no, publish everything
they say" and every little family
quarrel that is carried before a mag.
tstralc. IC